Cyber Monday, Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, Giving Tuesday... there are a lot of ways money can flow through your fingers like water this time of year.
And... it's not too long before tax season will be here...
So, here's a step you can take to positively affect your 2021 tax burden:
Take a quick look at your tax withholding and make a last-minute adjustment up or down.
If you want some help, we're here for you.
Small business Saturday is a great time to get your company's name out there and bring in new clients. Here are a few tips to get you started.
How to Make the Most of 2021's Small Business Saturday
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Nearly two-thirds of U.S shoppers prefer to do their holiday shopping with small businesses. Here's what entrepreneurs are doing to make the most of Small Business Saturday.
While we live in a world that feeds on a steady diet of complaint, may you find the riches in today's holiday.
From our hearts to yours: Happy Thanksgiving!
And thank you for your patronage.
Changing the numbers you reported on a previous tax return is a lot simpler than you might expect. Sure, it involves filling out a new form (the "1040X," isn't that clever?), but it's a fairly straightforward process (not to mention satisfying if you end up getting a bigger refund). As always, we're here to help walk you through.
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Seasonal businesses or businesses hiring seasonal employees: Here are a few things to keep in mind when it comes to payroll and taxes.
What to Know About Taxes as a Seasonal Business
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Seasonal businesses are responsible for paying taxes like any other business. The only difference lies in payroll taxes.Now (BEFORE Black Friday, and Small Business Saturday, and Cyber Monday...) is the right time to start planning for your holiday spending. Even if you are a family of significant means, it's a good idea to be strategic about how you go about it. Examine what you did last year. How do you feel about last year's spending? Did you spend a realistic and appropriate amount, or did you go overboard? Try to be objective. This analysis will serve as the backbone of your plan.